for Pinkie yes it's a blown flathead

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for Pinkie yes it's a blown flathead

Postby rs vernon » Sun Dec 06, 2015 4:58 pm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJomNYRaqcU

It will sell in a few hours on ebay, but hopefully the engine noise video will be on youtube for a while. Kind of cool.

For sale. Listed on bringatrailer.com

Scott

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Let me add this on Dec 12 and leave your Pink66 name up on the index page.
link to the car on bring a trailer.com. Shows all the ebay images and description.
http://bringatrailer.com/2015/12/04/blo ... -roadster/
Glad you liked it, It sold for at least $25,600 on Ebay.

Wah Bah!!! McColloch type centrifugal supercharger in 1959. 1959!!!!! Outstanding. Love your pictures. I had no idea, just that you mentioned Model As or Bs and flathead motors when we all had dinner at the place with the Model A in the rafters. Now Google can add your pictures to Google images - currently a wonderful big bunch of images under a search for - Mccolloch centrifugal supercharger.
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Re: for Pinkie yes it's a blown flathead

Postby georgeb2200 » Tue Dec 08, 2015 7:46 pm

Pinky, Stick with the Mustang. That thing is trouble. Two 97's cant feed that huge (GM 6-71?) enough air. If it could it would peel those skinny tires on the way to wrapping up that split wishbone open driveline. It does not take a huge amount of torque to bend the wishbone arms. I learned that 55 years ago building a '31 Hudson with an Olds V-8 and that same Ford rear setup.
BUT it sure sounds great in the video!! And what the heck, its all about fun.
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Re: for Pinkie yes it's a blown flathead

Postby bigjohn » Wed Dec 09, 2015 12:51 am

looks like a GM 471 to me, not long enough to be a GM 671 also it may not have any rotors in it, watch the vac/pres gauge, no pressure just vac
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Re: for Pinkie yes it's a blown flathead

Postby Pink66 » Fri Dec 11, 2015 8:19 pm

Very cool Scott. Here is how my father did it in '59 and how we rebuilt it on my father's engine.
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Re: for Pinkie yes it's a blown flathead

Postby Capt. Flak » Tue Dec 15, 2015 10:57 pm

Just wondering how rat rods relate to EC12s?

Enjoy this while you can, because it will come down soon. Thanks
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Re: for Pinkie yes it's a blown flathead

Postby steve h » Wed Dec 16, 2015 11:25 am

Maybe because they both can consume ridiculous amounts of time and money, cause tons of frustration and heartache when they dont perform properly, and can cause you to make great friendships with people you would not normally have met from all around the country and world (cant forget Chris down in NZ). :mrgreen:

I should pursue a career in lobbying....but them people are evil.
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